Georgian silver marrow scoop George II by Robert Perth
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This is a fabulous Georgian silver marrow scoop, made by Robert Perth, hallmarked for London 1750. Very good antique English Georgian solid sterling silver marrow scoop engraved "S WS" to the lamb bowl drop and with very good hallmarks
During the Georgian era, marrow scoops were essential dining utensils, particularly for extracting marrow from beef bones, a popular delicacy at the time. These spoons, often made of silver, had a distinctive design featuring a rounded spoon at one end and a narrower scoop at the other for removing marrow. This design addressed the need for a more refined way to enjoy marrow, aligning with the evolving table etiquette of the period.
OBJECT: Marrow Scoop
CULTURE: Georgian British George II
DATE: London 1750 AD
MATERIAL: Silver
SIZE: 237mm long (9.33 inches) x 20mm wide
WEIGHT: 47.45 grams
PROVENANCE: Ex. Private Collection, Seaford, United Kingdom
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